Example sentences of "[noun sg] would [vb infin] for [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The encouragement of professional readership would allow for informed debate of issues amongst teachers . |
| 2 | Such substantial stratospheric ozone depletion would last for several years and the initial survivors of a nuclear war would have to face a great increase in biologically active UV-B radiation . |
| 3 | I charged over rocks and taking a run at sand , found that the wheel would skate for short stretches . |
| 4 | Only one certainty remains : in future the great buildings of Sussex would be secular , and a new form of patronage would appear for local artists and craftsmen . |
| 5 | The relatively liberal de Graaff had been replaced as Governor-General by de Jonge , a hardliner ( it was he who pronounced that Dutch rule would continue for another 300 years ) , and the Colonial Minister was H. Colijn , whose notorious book , Colonial Problems of Today and Tomorrow ( 1928 ) , had declared that the Indonesians could not expect self-government ‘ in the humanly foreseeable future ’ : indeed , he dismissed the notion that there was any Indonesia : ‘ The islands … are a unity for the reason that they compose the Netherlands Indies and for that reason alone . ’ |
| 6 | For example , the hospital treatments that GPs can purchase were limited to standard relatively inexpensive procedures which the GP could easily diagnose and cost ; the costs a practice would bear for any one patient were limited to a maximum of £5,000 ( after this the DHA picks up the bill ) , and finally entry to the scheme was limited to large , well-managed practices . |
| 7 | Do you want to comment on what five thousand less than your figure would do for affordable housing ? |
| 8 | This leaf fall would continue for three or four months every year and took much precious time from other projects . |
| 9 | Debt servicing would account for 39 per cent of government expenditure . |
| 10 | The captaincy would sell for fifteen hundred pounds which was a good enough fortune for any young man contemplating marriage , but a majority would fetch two thousand six hundred pounds , and so d'Alembord , with some misgivings , but reassured by the prospects of a fine marriage portion , had agreed to Ford 's request . |
| 11 | Such a procedure would allow for all attributes within an assembly to be grouped into those which can be internally resolved and those associating with external spaces . |
| 12 | A full scale offal-burning power station would qualify for premium payments under the Non-Fossil Fuel Obligation — the government 's incentive scheme for renewable energy sources . |
| 13 | If Chemical attempted to terminate the deal , Branson threatened , then Virgin would sue for that $10m , plus damages . |
| 14 | Shortly afterwards , on July 31 , the central bank introduced a two-tier dinar/US dollar exchange rate according to which ( i ) the government would continue to provide dollars at an existing fixed rate for a specified list of imports ; and ( ii ) a separate free market exchange rate would prevail for commercial banks meeting their legitimate foreign currency needs . |
| 15 | Morrissey 's songwriting still stemmed from the angle of poverty and this early repertoire would last for eighteen months of success . |
| 16 | In the normal way , a pregnant woman would go for regular check-ups either with her doctor or with the ante-natal clinic , the first visit being around the eighth to twelfth week . |
| 17 | A claim would lie for scalded feet . |
| 18 | If the reversion level were set at , it should be evident that the median voter would vote for any level of the output between and an output just below ( e.g. ) in preference to . |
| 19 | If permission is given for this then permission would follow for another power station to empty the Inn through the Imsterschlucht , possibly affecting the water in the Ötztaler Ache . |
| 20 | It was unclear where responsibility for child-minders , registration of playgroups , etc. would rest in the new organisation , but it was possible that the new provisions in the Children Bill going through parliament would allow for those services to be provided through education departments . |
| 21 | Such a course would operate for one week full-time ( half module ) , it would assume that the students are fully conversant with the principles of word processing and have the computer skills ( i.e. , disc and file handling , security , etc. ) needed to operate a personal computer effectively . |
| 22 | The course would run for seven years , at the end of which graduates would enter the second year of residency programmes . |
| 23 | By this time the money involved would be £200,000 and the blackmail would run for two years . |
| 24 | And this priceless asset would qualify for United Nations recognition as an International Biosphere Reserve . |
| 25 | What is certain is that , did it exist and were it to be opened by some ‘ cleansing regime ’ , the happy openness of British life would go for good . |
| 26 | The interim government would rule for two years before holding elections under the auspices of the UN and the Islamic Conference Organization . |
| 27 | On Europe , she said that her government would push for closer ties with the EC , but did not provide details of the government 's plans regarding eventual Norwegian membership of the Community . |
| 28 | My Bill would provide for that . |
| 29 | Only the original artefact with authenticated provenance would suffice for this forensic purpose . |
| 30 | By the late 1960s , it was accepted that the normal period of full-time economic employment would cease for most of the population at these ages . |